Bangkok – Thailand on Thursday edged closer to becoming the first Southeast Asian nation to recognize same-sex unions when bills to change an existing law cruised through their first reading, progress that prompted Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin to say he believes love will ‘finally triumph.’
Four marriage equality bills were debated by the elected Lower House in Thailand’s parliament, and all were easily passed
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